Category Archives: Sacred Spaces
Sacred Spaces in Downtown: Temple Israel of Greater Miami
Image: The Worship Space
Sure this one isn’t exactly in Downtown (CBD), but it is in the urban core. Located on 19th street and N.E. 2nd Avenue, the Temple is not easily noticed. Nevertheless, it is one of the City’s most strikingly beautiful sacred spaces. The main temple sanctuary, built in 1926, was Continue reading
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Sacred Spaces in Downtown: Gesu Church and Rectory
The oldest of Downtown’s sacred spaces, the Gesu Church and Rectory is a beacon of faith in the heart of the CBD.
Image: Church pinnacle
Here’s why the Historic and Environmental Preservation Board considers it special:
“Located in downtown Miami, this imposing Mediterranean Revival style church houses the city’s oldest Roman Catholic parish… Continue reading
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Sacred Spaces in Downtown: Central Baptist Church
Yes we have them, and they are grand, each, in their own right. For now, take a look at the Central Baptist Church:
Built in 1926 the circular church is considered noteworthy by the HEPB because:
Central Baptist Church is an excellent example of Neo-Classical design adapted to the Florida climate. Particularly noteworthy is Continue reading
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